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Tactile / braille interpretation signs

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Tactile braille interpretation signs for accessible wayfinding and visitor information in public spaces, parks and heritage sites. Panels, plaques, tactile maps and lectern signs in bronze, aluminium, stainless steel or GRP. Wall or post mounted. DDA/BS 8300 compliant, durable and vandal resistant.

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    Shelley Signs

    Design and manufacture of bespoke external signs and interpretation panels in a variety of materials. Products include inset printed, full colour GRP and timber sandblasted signs. An in-house team designs and prepares artwork for signs of any complexity. Types available include interpretive panels for local authorities, as well as a wide range of

    • Twin Post Interpretation Signs
    • Outdoor visitor information signs
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    • Outdoor lectern signs with interpretation panels
    Leander Architectural
  • Arien Signs

    Manufactures countryside signage for clients including The National Trust, The Forestry Commission, Environment Agency, South West Water, Bristol City Council, Cambria Archaeology and the Soil Association. Supplies vandal resistant highly durable external interpretive panels structures and frames. Products can be made from softwood, tanalised

    Excel Arien House, Station Road, Cheddar, BS27 3AH
  • Empreinte Signs

    Enamelled lava stone corresponds to a technique created by Parisian artists in the 19th century. It involves covering a lava stone with a vitreous coating. This typically French know-how is today recognized as an art profession. Enamelled lava stone can receive all types of illustrations and texts, which retain their vibrant colours over the

    Becket House, 1 Lambeth Palace Road, London, SE1 7EU
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